First Job Interview ever tomorrow, HELP ME?

Totally understandable to be nervous, it's your first time. First, see if you can practice tonight or tomorrow with anyone... friend, mom, dad, uncle, neighbor...anyone. As the saying goes, practice makes perfect. Second, I detail all of this on my website at the link below. Third, to answer your direct questions. What do they ask? Well that depends on the job you are applying for and who you are meeting with. Simply put, they are going to want to get to know you. When you meet a new person, lets say a friend of a friend, how do you introduce yourself? Think of it that way. Just remember to answer their direct question and not ramble on. Next, What should I say? Well, that's tough to say. I would recommend you read my site for different interview questions that can be asked and prepare for them. Next, Should I ask anything? Absolutely. They will want to hire someone who wants to work for them and you can show that by being inquisitive. Ask relevant questions, not questions like, whats the pay or what are the hours like? Ask questions in which you will really learn something such as "Can you describe what a typical day will be like?" or "What is your management style like?" Next, What do I wear? Simple, no matter what kind of interview, always wear your best outfit. You can never overdress for anything in life. Next, What do I need to know about the store? You should definitely research the store and company. The Children's Place has a rich history and you should be aware of it. Learn as much as possible about the position and the company prior to going in. What is most important is to be yourself!! How many times in your life do people just want to talk about you? :-) Enjoy it!

Just goggle job interview tips and check resume samples to see the words used by other people. Arrive early and no tennis shoes.

dress nice, and listen. answer in short buy informative answers while smiling. they need to feel you will engage and politely treat even the rudest customer. but listen, they are not there to laugh, chat or hear about boyfrends